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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
CREAMERIEs

We will bflsns look st The Advantages
Flrsi, IL give. uulform quality while be-
ing made upon The several farms u would
De- good, bad and indifferent because II Il
uudsr The care of one man whose ftpata'
ton 4. ~ stake. and be watches closely.
second. be has better facilities than can
be hsd on mOsi farms. Third, ~ giving
. uniform quality the customers know Jasi
What 20 expect by the name OF The cream.
cry when they have become acquainted
9TH 10 IL gives those VITO have good
dalflss, and are making good butter and
-slliug for good prices. but Who Wish 10
vsi rid of the care and labor OF mailing The
nuttsr. a chance 10 continue with their
herd without isling their wives and dsugh'
tsrs With the care OF II, aud siill get re-
nuuera,ye return for their labor; but The
great gain l. 20 the many Who have not The
means or ability 20 oouduei The whole bus
mess of caring for milk and making The
butter a. their homes. As tO The popular
iiy OF 10. the numerous additions that are
bsiug msce 20 the list every year, Is evil
depce enough ~ that.
As most OF your responses dwell more
upon The bfight side OF IL, will bnsny
touch upon The dark eide.
Iwas ssket, FEW days ago, II would
Advise a msn Who could sell all tAe butter
be could make from bis herd OF twenty
cows 20 j)in an association creamery.
replied, by 20 means, unless you want 10
get fid Oi the work a. home. ue says, my
wife snd daughter say they like 10 DO II,
and rather than rot l told him be could
no, expect 20 receive As much A. that after
pAyiug expenses aud I doubted II the as'
srsge sales % the year would amount To
more ih.n that with 81 expense of about
fyr cents to come out. Another danger Il
an over production. II no more was pro-
duced with the mass. the Income would be
greater. The lev who had good facilities
might not be bsrehled. while the mauy
who were low In their grade would oc ben
.atsd agaln where creamery IL started,
many Who hsi not tie cows would sell their
.hs.p and steers and 20 With The rush.
thus creating az oyer-proiuciiOn. which i
think Il the greatest danger TO be eopsid.
cred in the future outlook OF ereameries.
In r,gari to the manner OF Management
OF cresmsries there IL the proprietary aud
co operative. I think the proprietary has
proy,d the most satisfactory, where there
/. one willing TO undertake 10, on the prin'
elple OF the old ad.ge ihs, ''too many cooks
spoil The broth" Again. the proprietor
h,s got to make II psy-his interests are
more At stake and be puts more study
and work into II ss regards the different
methods. II may no, be wise for me u
say which l. the best Of the only two really
successful ones. viz. The separator. where
the whole milk Is carried 10 the factory,
aud the cream gathering system where
patrons use the Cooley cresmer aud the
cream only l. tsken 10 the factory. Both
systems will have their advocates and are
both good -EfcAdHgs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
MARKET REMARKS.

BYIc tInBY, ~ L,sr Ma T,KMEH.
No chsngc for the worse Ia the beef
mnke, Tip.top cattle bring i cents.
bot n takes gilt-edg,d Onss common otsn
hring from 10 cents dressed weight.
Veal cAse. are more plenty aud . shade
lnser. Mich COW. move hard. Lots of
M,sachu-siis farmers sre heightened io
buy animal. AMI introface into their vslu.
,ble herds. for fear OF some "lnsiiious"
disease being introduced. ! sm asked sni
QuIIsi by al hand. about ouf Maine cat
tie. thiuking that We have some disease
that 10 more dangerous than consumption.
We fear our trade will be hard on store
cattle. especially mlleh cows, as people sre
unsettled. although the quarantine viii be
lined on Brighton and wstsriown cattle
yard. next Monday. This sif.ir In Mesa
ehu.stis cattle business has learned New
Eugl.nd . Lesson, that any State appoint
log Cattle Commissioners should select
sound, leyei.hssiei men. One old COW,
shipped from ". Y and sold by A stone,
that undoubtedly 20, cold aud died With
pueumoul., a. most sll the pfincipal cattle
men ihluk has caused al this d.m,gc 10 our
cattle interests Doe man said. In The old
cattle veterans Gideon Well.) hearing,
that this uifilng incident hai cost New
EaelAni 10000 lie remarked that W.
might double the amount aud call 10 sloO..
OOO-qulie an expansive old COW. We
hope The whole thug Is nearly over. aud
these things will get back into their ns'u'
raj channels IL IL Interesting 10 notice
The spring lambs offered for sale Ia The
market; about 200 per week, which are
consumed by the rich people OF Boston, AZ
q TO ell pr carcass. Maine is furnish
log sbou, 80 per week. waleh are mostly
dressed la Maine. and Forwarded to com
mission meu. which Il paying business.
Farmers Of Msine ought 10 breed South
down sheep aud liolsteiu cows. These
two classes Of stock never will oserrun
auy country. as they are sought for In the
market. A 10, OF blsck.fAced sheep will
bring 2to I ecu, more than other kinds.
Black aud black snd.whiie cows are In re-
quest in this market, ss they are noted
heavy mixers, and grow 10 N enormous
Size under the high keeping OF the Mesa
chussiis mllkmen. This breed OF Da,eh
cattle crossed with Jerseys for butter
cows. or with Shorthorns for milkmsn
stand 20 the top OF the pile. The produc-
ton of beef looks dlscoursging In Maine,
- large sud rich deslers are do,ilng beef
houses all over the State. which rules this
commodity into Western hands, Who can
beat us Ia producing beef. as has been
demonstrated for the last two years, a.
the farmers Ia Maine have nearly thrown
sssy their meal sni hsy feed To beef cat
lie. Ny advice IL, grow mutton and Dutch
cows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

From hay TO grass IL critical period
with old or young cattle. and especially
with the young stock which Are most sub
let 10 the prevalent diseases OF the spring
To avoid any M Elects from the sudden
change Of food. cows and calves should be
turned out for short time aud the time
should be gradually extenied until full
pastursge will be safe. An excellent safe
guard against the common blsck'leg OF
young cattle st this season Is TO give salt
freely and every morning 20 give each calf
one tablespoonful OF mixture OF sulphur
and cream -oftsrtsr In EQUAL parts with
molssses. Use the card freely 10 remove
the loose hair and scurfy matter which
gather on the skin and impede its excret-
ory action. Cattle that are solled will eat
green rye the first- IL IL safest To cat this
along with the hsy and feed EQUAL parts for
. few days gradually le.ssning the hsy.-
Rurdl Nstr Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

DIR. q. W. Brown OF Norway. and A.
T. Msxim OF South Paris. are al work pre-
pairing q catalogue OF standard and other
horses owned In Oxford County. under the
direction of the Oxford County breeders
Association. This IL Q move In the right
direction. a. 10 will serve not Only 70 40.
yertise the better class OF stations, out
also 10 lead farmers to discard the scrubs
and inferior class which IL always bred at
loss. The breeders OF other counties
will DO well 10 pattern after the oxford
Bsar.. else ths, county will be the head.
quarters for Maine, and there buyers VIII
dock 20 parehsse. We have repeatedly
urged the importance or similar orgsnits-
tlons In other counties. In union there
4. strength, and the local breeders OF each
county could rapidly advance their own
interests and the value OF their stock u
they would IN, come together and organ
IIe.-Mdias Fdrusr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

We believe ths, the b,s, thing to do
IL 10 ALL the runt st once. II pig or .
lamb. Its value can be bat little. The loss
will hardly equal the cos, required TO bring
the animal To . sslf-supporting basis. In
the case OF calf. . longer period OF pro-
bsiion may be given; and ordinarily the
chances are In favor OF bringing . colt
through. Yet We are Of the opinion that
such IL the inclination 10 keep rs,hsr than
To sserl1cs the runt, that the beet sdviee
Is to hill without delay, provided IL Is not
OF choice breed and worth the cost OF the
extra care necessary 10 bring up 10 some
wha, normal condition. hot this is not on
en- profitable. ble.-AgriculiHrfsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

-Drlat,aa,o. or liquor HibR. oda b
Cured by aimiaisieriag Dr. Hila,' Golden
Sp,e(fc.-It eau he given in 9 cup OF eonee
or tss without the knowledge OF The per-
son taking Il, .f.cting . speedy aud per-
msnent cure, whether the patient Is mod
crate drlnker or 81 alcoholic wreck. Thou
SAM. OF drunkards have been made TEN :
perats men who have taken The Golden
Specific In their coffee without their knowl
edge, aud to day believe they CULT drinking
o' their own free will. No harmful Effects
result from its administration. Cures guar
sn,,ed. Send for circular and full pariic'
uI,rs. Addr--. In confidence GoLDks Srn.
ctyic Co, Is5 Race ST., Cincinnati, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

81 engaged" said = burly lawyer. "s
ehai.e At Galway TO conduct me some few
mile. into the country. and had Proceeded
some distance, when II came to sudden
stsnds,ill at ,h. beginning Of rather
steep incline. and the cosehmsn leaPine
to the ground. came to the door and
opened il. "whst are you at. man
What are you At. man. This is not
where I ordered you to stop. Has the
animal jibbed." "whisi. yer honor.
whis, !" said Paddy, In an undertone
I'm only dssaving the ,ly bs',e. III
js, bang the door; aud the crafty ould
ers,ur will think he's in,irely go, rid Of
yer honor's Splendid form. and he'll Be
at the top Of the hill Ia no time"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

tus Ernfn aaf 90 ne C0aafy o. ford. en-
30 ND tas-.taF of o.. A. n. i-.i.
- Ne rstulHn a. N. fkhNtus sfmials-
49, ID fte Wi aus~Ned. - the estsls of
"a I. freuch. isie ~ GA lert 10 -ait Doanty /,
. .ttsffi pFaliHr 90 ceass % ssi and efnFvY
elo.s q its rel sstat~ % ssd dereaset, at
II. of p'if-is ssis. ior the Paim meui Of dsois
Nspstru raa' lhs saif Pctlti,aer give sotce
ti fsfscus trtsrsstsil , csnsisx an sest-act
II - fs'riar. suh this sr.isr tnere.la. - - Ust
rHA IN - seess nrrsssisrlN ln ne ostofd
.fe'.fai, lfIntssf a. fsrls. ihst th-r msy sppeaf
Nt-att, % ne tnIrd Tus.dsy ~ aky nsxf. 81 ,
- - - ~ 70 euoon. an1 shes eau-es an
~ 1afs. shy N -sn~ shaul1 30 - Erknt<d.
6kOknk a. WILSON. Juext.
Auus sopy-slissgi n. {. DAVIS. Rssisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
EXPENSIVE JEwELRY.

The Warren (0aio) rribane tells story
sbou, Charles l. Davis, the actor. Over
Al Mssdsllle last year he sat dova al ho'
Gel table, pulled up his cans so that his
studs couid be seen, and called celossd
walter. The dining room was fall OF pso'
pie. "Sambo." said he. "Samoo. 90 yoe
see that dismondf (poiating 70 hs can
button That cost me nve thousand doh
lars, ssmbo. And, Ssmbo, lpointing 70
his shirt stad, do you see that dismoedf
That cost me ten thousand dollars" Thsre
were some travelling men 10 the room, ssd
A the next meal they died 10, each With
the stoppsr OF vinegar cruss fastened 70
nis shirs front. Then they called the col.
ored waitsr, and it Wa "Ssmoo. DO yos
sss that dlsmondf That cost ne hfsy
thousapd dollars"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

-I,i. an established fact that eonsanp'
ton can be cured. bat IL IL fsr better 10
prevent the crue. disease from fastening
itself on the system. ny the timely use OF .
remeiy like Dr W'sfdr's Biisim of Wiid
CA,rry. whlch will speedily core . cough
or cold. Consumption ofsen yields 10 ia
great power.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

,y-jNk Eys Cream Balm . trial.
Tni. Justly celebrated remedy for The cure
OF C.t,rrh. Hay Fever. Cold in the Head,
etc, can be ootslnei OF any repuiaole
druygi., and may be relied upou as safe
aud pleasant remedy for the sboye com
plaInt. .ni will give immediate relief IL
/. not . liquid. snuif or powder. has no OF
fenslse oior sni can be used AZ any ume
With good results, ss thousands can tesu'
~. among them some OF the attaches OF this
on Spirit of ne Tmss. Nay 20. 1856.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

FR0N Is faaS Ss,n, B0,ton. Mass -
IL have p.-n t'0l1l-i With s.,hm. iOr
tselvs years. Aai have smpioy.i sslllfal
phy.icl,u.tn BO.tOa. also two of TIE lead
ing physlci,n. 10 Aagasli, with)as eject
I have lsli nothing ~ this trouble since
taking Adamson'. Botanic B,l.sm." Trial
bottles g5..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

-Rsmsmbsr ths, novelties 10 fruit near.
lv always dlss,point those Who base tx'
pect.,ions upou them. You want no nov.
.ltI.. other than the novelty or trying
soms,hlSg now and being disappointed
over them In the end. Better 10 spend
,lns and attention on that which 10 known
TO be desirable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

To any family l. Dr. xsonnsnn's book on
diseases, nnsly Illustrated plates from lie
don't b. humbaggsd. bot cure yourself.
Send three cen, stamps for postage 10
A T. OniwsJ 4 c. Boston, Mass, and
receive q cOpI fres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

A Kansas msn "points with pride" To
the fact that hi- wife has worn one bonnet
for % wears. TIE fceliag With which tns
wife polat. - the ha.b,nd has no, been
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

.hfNkN. ss.-At a Caaft ~ frotais hsli :
It.s. sfhIn tut ior "a Nouuif ~ nsiofa
.r 100 Ilfslar uf A.. a. II. ~
SUSAN hlFTtiL. sitos Cf lsa~ l.
rHa'.' alr nf TuFfsr. tsrfssci. nstlns
I'r~ r.fr go tsfr tof IN ailrSatct oat Qitne
lf.t I.. rttaif nI saif ssresssFf
NrtrHI Thaf ~ al rstlilCnrr EiYe 20.
II. Ell Iffsons luisrsstsd ~ causing a copl
i'.i l.ier IL ID ratus1sd thfes sessssaes -sslts.
M ftr uxf.rd urmeefat usssIsrsf pfihte,l
~ IH... saI tHunff. hat thsy may alfsN a
|..tsis Craff % b. held 81 frvsturg % N 1T
A.'s.lI 4. ..r rFNf a. u'rlofk IN ne tefs'
80 s... ease. u aay thsy hAFs, ss"asi
'.C s.u..
6EO. a. WILSON Jstxe
raf fltr-Ausu a 4. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

Il have used your Athlophoros for rh,u'
ms,lsm apd will say that isss than bottle
entirely cured me. taken as coon a. began
10 feel the palu. IL the testimony OF John
4. sampson. OF Tsunton. Mass, 10 Ath.
lophorOs's many virtues.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

There lie no use In trying TO breed
valuable stock. n the sire IL selected OF
hsp.hsIsrd, breeding is . science, and
there can be- no sure outcome from either
Its study or application, unless the pro.
esnlior OF the stock shall have been thor
oushly bred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

In the selection OF tools aud msehines,
lishtpess IL too often overlooked. Apropsr
design, strength aud good mstsrial are 80.
sential, but 20 the proper working or the
tool, iightness 10 sqaslly Important
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

wA.n nab, -. sch. -. fs'. h.s css.-iA
Wien .As -. /, CHA Oh. srs.i fsr Csslor,A
wA.u .As-bss.m. Ma. .hs sluss 70 csstors
wA.a o.. A.l cAl4r,a. Oh. ss.. Ties. css,sS,A,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

Pogg-"l don't believe in the beneficial
results OF ocean bathing. l hsd friend
Who WAS seriously ipjared by salt water
once" Fenierson-"iaieeil How VAS
thatf" fogg-"IIe got drowned"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

Yong Phy.icisn 10 Old doctor l-"rhs
meilcsl profession does not practices bleed
ing patient nos,isy. 70 any extent does
IL, Doctor" Oh DOctof-"So, not With
i.nrst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

An unsuccr-sfui candidate for Congress
IA. committed salciie. II !. 10 be hoped
that thl. sort ~ thing IL 10, ~ BE- eopnaed
exclusively 10 candidates Who are uo'se'
cs.sful
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

'AtNIu ss-At court of rrotais heid ~
tf I.In and Or ~ C0uufY uf Onford
'tf ..ff IuesisT - Arr'l 4. ID ir-.
NlUr lttI.ou Cd uENfAaINF CAEHY. Guar.
ri HfH1 N nlQFrf minlf of Hsrtf1-1, ia
u '.ll'it ctcesse'i. prayiHg flr Ice ~ o. cell
.Irr fte tres at uutsf stsadttx 90
ls .f.af grx 20 ss.f mil1F siuscf 10 m
-. L. -annsr. saf a '-cItu 4 In ~ pef itt,n "a
'nf fruuats o1cs, 40 an AaFantsEtous
.ne d1l e. usr corl
-.'t.tn. fnaf m ssi.i fsfIllrnsr give notios
- NfftHns lutertsist tF causing AZ atsusc' %
IfNllIu. arn lris orrisr taeFen1. o. -
inrfe Hesks sucressINely iu tee
.fl ueuorfat, printed 40 fafis. thai thss
tFaf AZ a ffutafs Couft o. D. hslii a. fafis
- NlaaiI, % n laird tuesday "a Mss
\. =. a' lf.ack I'M the fofeuoon. snt saos canse
-, ny have, vty ne sane shosh tot D
GHO. A. WILSON. Judge.
Alfls .-r.- .ll..l--n n.NI. K..I.l.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

In the SAMMY South Northern Visitor
-"Is this the sauny South I've heard 90
much sboatf' Southern llssiieni-"fes'
BAT you wa- 50 long coming We pat IL on
lrs to keen Ia for We
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

when should young women marry
asks q writer Aiter careful conslders'
ton of thl. subject We have come 70 the
conclusion that they should marry when
they get q chance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
cuRostc coueus .Sp coLps

And oil diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
can be cared by the use OF SCOTS Emulslon
a. IL contain. the healing virtues OF Cod
Liver on sni ilypophosphltss 10 thsif fall'
est form. II consider SCOTS Emalslon
the remedy par excellence Ia Tuoerculoos
AMI slrumou. Affections, % say nothing
OF ordinary Cold. and Throat Troubles"
w. X. \. coSSKLL, NJ. ID. Manchester,
Ohio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

No,hitg suggests the srnvsl OF the mil
lenium more forciby tnsn the sight OF an
oli tomcst sleeping peacefully by the nre'
place With his head resting on q boot aek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

Cleveland 4. wondering II IL cant get ns'
tursl gas by pipe lines from Pittsoarg. As
the distance Is shorter, II would be much
che,per for them 10 connect their pipe hne
With the State HOl.. At Columhus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

Corr,spondsnce on practical agricultural top
ic- ts -olic tel. Adsirv-s all communication
intended NJ this department Ia AoHlCtI
TuRAL EpIros. .OxfogD DExockAr. fAnis, NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

An agricultural journal tells "hov to
make living Oft . farm" Nearly sv-
erybody does who isn't . farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

The Importance - purifying the blood can
not lie oyerestlmatod. for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
AZ this season nearly every one needs q
good medicine 10 purity, Vliaiire, and enrich
the blood. and Hoods sarsapafliia Is WORTHY
your confidence. II Il peculiar in thai
,trengihens and builds up the system. create
an appetite. and tones tie dige'ilcn' ~his
n sradIcaies disease. Give n atrial
uood's sarsapariils IL odd BY all druggists
PREPARED BY c. l. Hood 6 Co, Lowell. Mass
100 posos Ono Dollar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
You Need

lHr INST cfe,fts nrI....l. ..i fhe car,
90 arI serloa. a.imsnf li..a arr .nf
irrug from SroiaiA. Gcnral u,hif,.
~t.u4.h. iItsf. of k.in,, i..ri.ts. tIy
Nvrfs ,ar.araria safest. l.,f. an.l
ro-t so0nom.rni lio,,l rrr.rr in uss.
~ many years wa. triuhls.l With
aI.ftr an.l hIirff t.Inr.fIuf llrtuuc
Arrrs ~arearlfila tffa h.ells trt. ni.
urnlrl IrtNirl fHfrl .f lnI have done
sH slfl fNr n0-t saf.siaIf..rl frsuifs
au Cnrt 90 thaf Ayers rfrHiraullals u
The Best Remedy
over Compounded. f.rl.s...rs lansel lg
Imrurr blssi flvarl Nj i,.Itar,isnu.
NIeauker. Wls
fhafrfnrnl A,rt's sar.ararII
rFrffr.a fcn.f.l,. in fi.r u.trruas iHfms
n ~|r.fI.a fNau ans .f.|r ur fassfts.
James luL " o.. lutslaa. y
Ihatefaken. within fis rasi scar. ss,.
srll BOTTLES tf Ayers Sarsaf.tI ani
fnI If admirably adapted fHfh ureis 10
an impoverished sr.ffm As l.0ssl
Hur.fr ar.l as a f.r... am convinced
fNlf fh.s FUrIfrfr' rrfr.irlf..r has nH
equal CHARLES & iamr Pastor CO.
-rretf raI Dlar.h. inl...r NJ
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
frrra... Il i'f q C ttrtI f.a. a..
'H...ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

Spend your evenings with Jour wife,
and live decent, Christian life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

I-f~G's sARsAFARiLLA' ne oely ~ rel.
IA -. -, = r-nta Csr.s Srrufa Ia csr~s Liver
4 '-.uis fnt eafs. ufsrspsia esrss Cstksf y IN.
-fon.rh cues Hi iCusncss choeld - eesd 80
~ otfef stnud b. tcusht of ieui Dfuust.
- - affsinsa a yCur sFossr n iherv ~ 10
Dr....f. t.. femrkstls blood fuf,n-r hhs
rirp :. "a tie '.os, IleA's ~0sss Ahi Ole.fs o.
lor. sfardInE. B1iiie 4 larger than etherss
|. o So. : A. t,r,.rsstt. Norsass Abs Cery,
S,sh Pare. Geo n. J1ses. otfOri; Ge0fss
u.pxss.i. Hstns. OF by ne frvpfisiors' re
D rssi 0uiy D. tte
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

Ffrs, All fits stopped free BY Dc. kiises
Great Nerve Rsstorer. No its amer nrs days
bottle fre~ % Fit csses. send 20 Dr. xlins. ssi
Arch So. Phila.. Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

Old Psriy-"if I had 80 cents and gave
1, TO You ~ get changed In order 10 get
penny. what would be lsfif' "Street Arab
AN OIL. man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

The question OF show many yards make
fooif" was sprung on school tssehefs'
conysntion In Ohio recently aud ~ teach
ers handed In their answers-"three.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

Pa,,r. voice IL so dslies,e that II she
get. her little toe vet she cant sing That
evening Her salary goes on last the
sane. however, which may have somsihins
% 30 with 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
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ToAii -ho are sursrins frsn The o"shi
inilscrstious q youth. nsrvoas -eAine-s. eary
decay. lo~sof raAnhooi. hc. -ili ssni recips
that viii curs you. TpEr or cfiAh0E Thissrei
remeiy was discovered ~ Missionary In soan
America. SEND scif siirr.sei snVeior> 70 NE
nav. yosITu 7. ISn,S. sIsi.s- p. Nss r''s or.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-04-12

The steam roller while passing
through Alamo street yesterday after
noon, frightened several horses, ana
nearly caused some severe runaway ac-
cidents.
Jesus Beltran was arrested yester-
day in the country for theft,and brought
to San Antonio jail.
d Coulson has made affidavit OF EN-
bezzlement against the fellow Burdett,
whom he employed and who skipped
after emDezzling some Of ID. Coulson's
dollars.
The decoration for the Saengerfest
should be kept In place until next week,
when the Knights OF Pythias meet In
this city. They arrive next Monday.
The new patent automOtic bouquet
holder called the Sam Bennett was
much utilized at the San Antonio recep-
ton.
While the procession OF singers was
passing along military plaza this morn
Ing, one of the postofIlce mail wagon
drivers tried to drive through the pro.
session, but an officer ofthe city stopped
him.
Two burglars tried to get In their
little work on house on Crockett
street last night at IL o'clock, but were
watched by a young man. They islt
while he went In search OF a policeman.
The Theodore Yates murder case Is
Cd In the district court.